Federal government to expand telecom connectivity in rural Abia communities
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- Nigeria’s federal government plans to improve telecommunications connectivity in rural communities in Abia State.
- Communications Minister Bosun Tijani praised Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu for prioritizing Abia under the National Universal Communications Access Programme.
Nigeria’s federal government is set to improve telecommunications connectivity in rural communities in Abia State through the National Universal Communications Access Programme.
The project was secured for Bende, according to the report. Communications Minister Bosun Tijani commended Deputy Speaker Benjamin Okezie Kalu for prioritizing Abia State under the programme.
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